Charlie Harrison's Work | ContraWork by Charlie HarrisonCharlie Harrison
Product builder turning real-world problems into software.
👋 I built Your Part-Time Analyst in Lovable to help a small financial analysis practice qualify prospects and prepare better first meetings. Visitors talk with Charlie, our AI enabled analyst, about their business, goals, and available data before scheduling 📆 The conversation becomes a brief for the business to review—reducing back-and-forth and letting both sides spend the meeting on the actual problem 🚀
The booking experience also introduces the larger service: a company-specific analyst that learns the business through ongoing conversations🗣️and reviewed professional guidance. The attached walkthrough shows the intake and booking journey, plus a fictional company demo with financial analysis and analyst chat.
🔍 Explore it at https://yourparttimeanalyst.com/
(https://yourparttimeanalyst.com/)📈 Challenge overview: https://yourparttimeanalyst.com/overview Moontown Sounds — a music company's entire online operation, rebuilt
I recently rebuilt Moontown Sounds, a Houston-based music production and supervision company, from a static Bandzoogle site into a full web platform — treating Moontown itself as the client and me as the studio that shipped it.
What we made:
A completely redesigned site — a deep-space, cosmic aesthetic that finally matches the company's attitude. Home, launches, artist roster, productions, and music-supervision pages, all backed by a lightweight CMS so content owners publish new releases, blog posts, and credits without touching a developer.
Automated social media — when a post is scheduled or published, the platform automatically cross-posts to X and Instagram with the right artist tags, follow-up timing, and media handling. Draft once, publish everywhere, with idempotency so nothing double-posts.
Business communication — a hardened contact form that routes client inquiries to the team's real inbox with spam protection and rate limiting, plus transactional email infrastructure on their own domain (notify.moontownsounds.com (http://notify.moontownsounds.com)).
Private media previews — a signed-link system for sharing unreleased videos with press and producers before a public premiere, with streaming handled properly.
Results: significant organic traffic growth, faster content turnaround (a new single announcement goes from idea to live site + socials in minutes), and Search Console integration with dynamic sitemaps for discoverability.
The best part for the client: they manage the whole thing through a conversational interface — "schedule a post about this for Tuesday, tag the artist, and find the album art" — no code, no CMS learning curve. Track Law Time is a modern law-firm management and billing platform built by Harrison Foundry to bring timekeeping, billing, client management, and firm operations into one streamlined system.
The platform was designed around the way attorneys actually work, with tools for time and expense tracking, approvals, invoicing and payments, client and matter management, conflict checks, rate management, performance targets, and firm-level reporting.
Harrison Foundry led the product strategy, workflow design, UX, and development of the platform, using Lovable to rapidly turn real-world law-firm requirements into a production-ready SaaS application. Particular attention was given to onboarding and configuration so firms can establish their own billing rates, roles, approval processes, and operating structure without forcing their practices into a rigid software model.
The result is a comprehensive but approachable platform designed to reduce administrative friction and give attorneys and firm managers a clearer view of their time, billing, clients, and business performance.
Built with: Lovable · SaaS Product Design · Workflow Automation · Legal Tech · Billing & Invoicing · CRM · Operational Analytics Meet Mow Manager, a concept built for the @Lovable Build Competition.
Mow Manager rethinks how a local landscaping company can quote, book, and schedule residential lawn care. A homeowner enters an address, the system helps evaluate the property and scope of work, builds a price, and lets the customer book — while the operator gets the tools to manage crews, routes, scheduling, and capacity on the other side.
The idea is simple: pricing and scheduling shouldn’t be separate problems. A job is worth more or less depending on what it takes to service and where it fits into the route.
Built with Lovable by Harrison Foundry.
This video is a walkthrough of the competition prototype and the thinking behind it.
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